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The Bristol Fourth of July Committee has declined to reverse its decision to relocate the popular summer concert series that is a staple of the town’s…

“When you think of Jim Crow, you might think of somewhere else in the country, but unfortunately, discrimination was alive and well in New England just as much throughout all those years”

Gathering at teachers' union headquarters aims to shape narrative amid fears Rhode Island could lose millions in education aid

Landlord group objects as public database, designed to track lead safety, categorizes homes without owner consent; state health department pledges adjustments

Last fall, in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court decision, West Warwick passed an ordinance banning camping on public property. Advocates say dozens of people have been displaced

'Rhode Island will lose. American consumers will lose. And American businesses will lose'

Tenants at the mill building have formed a union to negotiate with the developers buying the building, but the soon-to-be new owners say they will only negotiate with individual tenants

Rhode Island’s acting housing secretary is one step closer to permanently leading the agency for housing, homelessness, and community development after…

New policy report refutes argument that taxes sway where people move

About 3,000 Rhode Islanders have had $7 million in medical debt forgiven since the launch of a debt relief program last October, the state’s General…